College Football TV Schedule This Weekend: Every SEC Game, Time and Channel (Week 6)
Headlined by Georgia at Alabama
The Week 6 slate of SEC football features a high-stakes weekend as conference play intensifies. Fans are treated to several crucial matchups that could shift the landscape of the conference rankings and the College Football Playoff picture as the season hits the midway point.
The centerpiece of the weekend is undoubtedly the marquee showdown in Tuscaloosa between No. 2 Georgia and No. 6 Alabama. In addition to that clash, the iconic Red River Rivalry between No. 1 Texas and Oklahoma takes center stage in Dallas, highlighting a deep and competitive day of football across the conference.
SEC TV Schedule: Week 6
All times Eastern. Kickoff times and networks are subject to change.
Saturday, Oct. 10
| Matchup | Time + TV |
|---|---|
| Texas A&M at No. 14 Missouri | 12 p.m. ET ABC |
| South Carolina at No. 16 Florida | 12:45 p.m. ET SEC Network |
| No. 1 Texas vs. Oklahoma (Cotton Bowl in Dallas) | 3:30 p.m. ET ABC |
| No. 9 Ole Miss at Vanderbilt | 3:30 p.m. ET ESPN |
| No. 15 Tennessee at Arkansas | 4:15 p.m. ET SEC Network |
| No. 10 LSU at Kentucky | 7 p.m. ET ESPN |
| No. 2 Georgia at No. 6 Alabama | 7:30 p.m. ET ABC |
What to Watch
- The battle between No. 2 Georgia and No. 6 Alabama serves as the definitive highlight of the weekend's college football action.
- No. 1 Texas looks to maintain its top ranking while navigating the intense environment of the Red River Rivalry against Oklahoma.
- Conference standings will be heavily influenced by several key matchups, including Tennessee at Arkansas and LSU at Kentucky.
- Florida aims to hold serve at home against a challenging South Carolina team in the early afternoon window.
Published 3 days ago
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Staff writer for SEC Saturday Wire covering college sports.
Process Notes & Methodology
Weekly SEC-only viewing guide built from the NCAA.com TV schedule page.
Lede previews the marquee SEC matchup of the weekend.
Games grouped by day with kickoff time and network, extracted directly from the NCAA schedule listing.
Closes with what to watch and a link back to the full national schedule.
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